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Carol Alvarado serves in the Texas Senate District 6—covering portions of Harris County. In 2021, she engaged in a 15-hour filibuster.

April Farris was recently appointed to the First Court of Appeals by Governor Greg Abbott.

Teneshia Hudspeth is Harris County’s newly elected clerk—the first Black woman to ever hold this position.

Jaimy Blanco is a businesswoman and a Republican U.S. House of Representatives candidate for Texas’ 29th Congressional District.

Sima Ladjevardian is running for United States Congressional District 2. As an immigrant, Sima understands the American Dream.

Passionate, tenacious, and persevering are three words to describe Elizabeth Hernandez – a Latinx woman candidate for the U.S. Congress.

Amanda Edwards is running in the Democratic primary to serve as the next United States Senator, facing eleven other candidates.

Abbie Kamin is a civil rights attorney and neighborhood advocate running for Houston City Council in District C.

Dr. Jennifer Cantu, a Laredo, Texas native, is a democrat challenging incumbent Phil Stephenson for Texas HD 85.

Juli Mathew is running for County Court of Law #3 in Fort Bend County which encompasses twelve cities outside of Houston, Texas.

Meghan Scoggins is running for Texas House of Representatives, District 28. Scoggins left the Democratic primary election victoriously.

After serving as the Brazos County Commissioner for Precinct 4 for 9 years, Irma Cauley overcame challengers in the recent primary.

Norma Torres Mendoza is an advocate for Latinx communities, prided on her continual dedication to education and immigration policy.